That's just typical.

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Correy, P., Hogan, G. and Sandamas, G. 2003. That's just typical. A National Schizophrenia Report.
TypeArticle
TitleThat's just typical.
AuthorsCorrey, P., Hogan, G. and Sandamas, G.
Abstract

This report looks at medication choice for people experiencing severe mental illness with an emphasis on the different experiences of people prescribed typical antipsychotics compared to those who receive atypical antipsychotics.

Research GroupLanguage, Learning and Cognition group
PublisherNational Schizophrenia Fellowship
JournalA National Schizophrenia Report
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Print2003
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Deposited12 Apr 2011
Output statusPublished
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National Schizophrenia Fellowship is now Rethink.

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